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Olga Koch, Full-length portrait of a lady with a fur cape, red dress, oil on board, signed, dated 1937, 38cms x 31cms, (15" x 12").

Stamps small selection including GB 1840 1d Black, ½d bantam plate numbers, Cape of Good Hope triangles etc (qty)

Victorian lady's full length figured velvet cape, slack fur collar and squirrel breast fur lining, one hook and eye fastening at neckline (1)

Victorian lady's short black cape, black silk moiré ribbons, lace and beading, black lining, hook and eye fastening, stand-up collar with lace and ribbon rosettes trimming (1)

A pair of mounted Cape buffalo horns on an oak plaque bearing ivorine label inscribed "Cape buffalo Africa" inscribed on label verso "Trophy taken in East Africa, Summer 1896. Mounted by "Pinfold" of 34 Prince of Wales Rd. London NW, cleaned and re-mounted 2003. A.M.G."

A wooden fly tiers chest with a removable front panel concealing five drawers containing a variety of fly tying materials and equipment including a jungle cock cape

A collection of fly tying materials including a jungle cock cape, Jock Scott cast case and several pamphlets relating to flies to include two by Farlows

A three quarter length mink coat plus a mink cape, three fur collars, a silver fox stole and another

A QUEEN'S SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL (BARS CAPE COLONY, ORANGE FREE STATE AND JOHANNESBURG) AND A KING'S SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL (BARS SOUTH AFRICA 1901 AND SOUTH AFRICA 1902). BOTH TO 3245 PTE.H.BOULTON S.WALES BORD.

HEMINGWAY (ERNEST) "In Our Time." 1st English Edn, orig cl, 8vo Cape 1926 g.

FRANS JAN SIMONS (BELGIAN 1855-1919), YOUNG GIRL IN A CAPE, signed lower right, oil on board, in a gilt -composition frame. 26cm by 20cm

Victorian cape clasp, formed as two swallows joined with a chain; and a nine carat gold and jade brooch (2)

A Victorian black lace ladies cape/shawl

Fifty two shipping related postcards including chromo litho P & O posted from Port Said 1904 and another similar for S S Nubia; rp's of HMS Fearless and others also HMS Ramillies, Submarine D4; Cape Town Docks; Bristol Docks; Seine net Fishing and others c.1905 - 1930's ++mixed

SS "CAPE FINISTERE" Ephemera, photographs and pottery figure related to David Vaughan Following service on the RMS "Mauretania" and together with other Cunard personnel, he joined the "Finistere" which had been taken from the Germans in 1918 as reparation. Vaughan signed on as Assistant Purser and the ship was taken to Japan. En route there was some crew trouble and for his part in restoring order, he was presented with the pottery figure of a Geisha Girl by the Japanese government

Africa fine photo album c 1911-1913 containing approx 49 original snapshots, most identified, showing scenes in Sierra Leone, natives, the Zambezi River, beach scenes on the Cape Coast, coastal fortifications, ant hills, etc etc

1930's silver four piece tea and coffee set with pierced scroll cape, fruitwood handles on scroll feet (Birmingham 1932) all at 55 ozs

Late eighteenth century Staffordshire enamel and gilt metal mounted table box, the interior of the lid painted with a lady in cape, the exterior painted with floral sprigs and scaled decoration, 6.5cm

White Tailed Gnu (Connochaetes gnu), Cape Province, Royal South Africa 1907, by Edward Gerrard & Sons, head mount, length of right horn 66cm, on oak shield with cartouche and label on reverse; and Another, Transvaal, R.S.A. 1921, by Rowland Ward, head mount, length of right horn 59cm, on ebonised shield with inscribed cartouche and label on reverse (2) (later plaques and reproduced labels)

A Queen's South Africa Medal, with clasps CAPE COLONY and SOUTH AFRICA 1902, awarded to 4321 CORP: W. GENN. YORKSHIRE REGT.

A Framed and Glazed display of 1920's and 1930's Bullion, Bronze and Silver Markmanship Awards, including N.R.A. highest possible score since 1934 and Surrey County R.A. badges and with a trio of medals, Q.S.A. clasps Cape Colony, O.F.S. Johannesburg and Diamond Hill, 1935 Jubilee Medal and ERVII Territorial Forces Efficiency Medal, the Q.S.A. named to 1282 Pte E.L. Hopkins, C.I.V., the T.F.E.M to 4.Pte E.L. Hopkins 27/(CofL)B.Lon Rgt.

MARIE LAURENCIN Young lady with a plumed hat and blue cape. Coloured etching. 3 1/2 x 2 1/2ins.

An early 19th century Colonial Fiddle pattern basting spoon, crested, by Lawrence Twentyman, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, 4oz.

A George III teapot, with 'cape' style rim, on raised foot, monogrammed, knop finial, by Robert Garrard I, London 1803, 28.2oz.

A modern circular teapot, with a gadrooned 'cape' rim, on a collet foot, by Messrs Thomas 'New Bond St', London 1815, 23oz.

Ian Fleming, "Thunderball", first edition, published by Jonathan Cape 1961, no dust jacket.

Queens South Africa Medal, with clasps 'Cape Colony', 'Orange Free State' and 'Transvaal', named to '2547 Pte.F.Berridge, 2nd Wilts:Regt.'

Lot of Scottish and related Regimental glengarry badges, including The Duke of Connaught and Strathearn's Own Cape Town Highlanders, Glasgow Highlanders 9th Batn. H.L.I., The Toronto Scottish, The Royal Highlanders Black Watch, The 10th (Scottish) Battalion-The King's (Liverpool) Regiment, Lovat's Scouts, The Liverpool Scottish-The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, Gordon Highlanders, Highland and Lowland Regiments

Cape Buffalo (Synceros caffer caffer), shoulder mount, right horn 74.5cm, left horn 76cm, distance from wall 103cm

Cape Buffalo (Syncerus caffer caffer), head mount, on shield

Cape Buffalo (Synceros caffer caffer), Selous, Tanzania 1982, right horn 70cm, left horn 69cm, on wood shield with title plaque; Another Similar; and Another Similar (Synceros caffer brachyceros), Omo 1991, horns on boss, on wood shield (3)

Cape Eland (Taurotragus oryx), shoulder mount, right horn 98.5, left horn 97cm, tip to tip 37cm, distance from wall 92cm

Cape Buffalo (Synceros caffer caffer), Kenya 1976, horns on half skull, right horn 79cm, left horn 76cm, on wood shield; Another Similar, Kenya 1976, on wood shield; and Two Others, on wood shield (3)

Thomas Smith (fl.1780-1824) "Cape Miseno from the Island of Procida, 1780" Extensively inscribed on an exhibition label verso with the artist's name and the title of the work, pencil and watercolour, 22cm by 38cm Provenance: With Anthony Reed, 3 Cork Street, London W1X Catalogue number 1 from the Thomas Smith exhibition 1973 held at the above gallery

A cape design teapot in early 19th Century style, with leaf, shell and gadrooned rim, part gadrooned body, on circular footrim with presentation inscription, ebonised pearwood handle and finial, maker's mark of Charles Stuart Harris, London 1902, approx. weight 27 troy oz (all-in)

W. R. Kennedy (Exh. 1890) Naval ship under full sail and steam off Cape Horn Signed and dated 1908 Watercolour highlighted with bodycolour 22.5 x 35cm; 8¾ x 13¾in Good

HEMINGWAY (E) For Whom the Bell Tolls, 8vo, original cloth, 1st Edn, Cape, 1941; HEMINGWAY (E) The Fifth Column and the First Forty-Nine Stories. 1st Edn, Cape 1939; HEMINGWAY (E) By-Line: Selected Articles and Despatches, 8vo, clo., d.w., 1st Edn, Collins 1968 (3).

FLEMING, Ian. The Spy Who Loved Me. London: Jonathan Cape, 1962. First edition, 8vo (188 x 119mm.) Original cloth, dust-jacket. – And three others by Fleming, all early editions (4).

SPARRMAN, Andrew. A Voyage to the Cape of Good Hope, towards the Antarctic Polar Circle, and Around the World. Perth, Edinburgh, etc.: 1789. 2 vols., 8vo (180 x 102mm.) Engraved folding frontispiece to vol. I, 1 folding engraved chart and 7 engraved plates. (Pp. 71-72 with marginal tear.) Contemporary half-calf, spines gilt with morocco lettering pieces (rubbed).

BLAKE, Quentin (illustrator). – J.P. MARTIN. Uncle and the Treacle Trouble. London: Jonathan Cape, 1967. First edition, 8vo (214 x 142mm.) Illustrations. Original cloth, dust-jacket.

A Queen's South Africa medal with Transvaal, Orange Free State, Cape Colony, 1901 and 1902 bars to 6027 Pte T. Potter D of C L.I, possibly re-named.

HARRIS (Captain William Cornwallis) The Wild Sports of Southern Africa; Being the Narrative of a Hunting Expedition from the Cape of Good Hope, Through the Territories of the Chief Moselekatse, to the Tropic of Capricorn. London: Henry G. Bohn, 1852. Large 8vo (9 1/4 x 6 1/2 inches; 235x165 mm), colour tinted lithograph additional title and 25 plates (including the frontispiece) and a small folding map, later three-quarter crimson crushed morocco over cloth covered boards, upper cover with applied gilt rhino motif, the spine gilt lined and lettered within raised bands, a.e.g, frontispiece neatly repaired to fore-edge, other plates generally good, some light marginal age discolouration to text

A jade green wool, Jimmy Hourihan hooded cape/coat, together with a south east Asian style, blue wool coat.

A child's blue flannel cape, with ruffled collar and hem, together with a Victorian black cape, with lace and ribbon trimming.

A Victorian and later medal group comprising Queens South Africa with Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Belfast and South Africa 1910 bars; 1914 trio with bar and MID, awarded to Lieut C C H Potter, court mounted

A William IV presentation snuff box by C Rawlings & W Summers London 1834, of rectangular outline with waisted body, the sides and base decorated with engine turning, the lid engraved 'This box / is composed of part of the treasure sunk/ in His Majestys's late frigate Thetis / of Cape Frio in Brazil/ and recovered from the bottom of the open sea / after being there upwards of 13 months / by Captain Thomas Dickinson RN', the base in set with an 1821 8 Reales coin 7.5cm x 5cm x 2cm 4.7oz Under the command of Captain S. Burgess, the ship sank on the 4 December 1830 after crashing into the rocks at the base of Cabo Frio, north of Rio de Janeiro, because the captain relied on dead reckoning rather than taking soundings. Among its valuable cargo were silver bars, plates, coins and some gold. Twenty-eight lives were lost and subsequent storms broke the wreck up, spreading its cargo over the sea-bed. John Christian Scetky painted two paintings now in the National Maritime Museum in London, both depicting the salvaging of the treasure.

Rt Honble Horatio Nelson, Duke of Bronte in Naples, Baron Nelson, of the Nile … London: Hinton, Dec. 1, 1800. Framed, large size. Note: Le Quesne 1. This is the earliest of the Nelson glass pictures. Professor Le Quesne points out that, in terms of detail, it is also the most accurate representation of Nelson. The gold braid at this wrist is correct for his rank as Rear-Admiral of the Red at the time of publication. His decorations comprise medals for the Battles of Cape St. Vincent and for the Nile: those on his breast are the Turkish Order of the Crescent, the Order of the Bath and the Neapolitan Order of Ferdinand and Merit, with, in his hat, the chelengk presented to him by the Sultan of Turkey. The sword, in the form of crocodile, was presented to Nelson by his captains after the Battle of the Nile. Le Quesne records this as not being in the National Maritime Museum or the Royal Naval Museum.

A French bronze group of putti, 19th century each frolicking, one wearing a Mr Punch hooded cape and wielding a baton modelled as Punch, on rectangular red mottled marble base 20cm high

British School 19/20th century- Study depicting a navel engagement, possibly depicting the French marksman who fired the fatal shot at Admiral Lord Nelson, standing on the quarterdeck of HMS Victory; pen, black ink and coloured crayon, 31x23cm. Note: The Battle of Trafalgar was a naval battle west of Cape Trafalgar in the province of Cßdiz in south-west Spain A British fleet of 27 ships of the line defeated an allied French and Spanish fleet of 33 ships of the line on 21 October 1805 in the most decisive naval engagement of the Napoleonic Wars. The French and Spanish lost 22 ships, while the British lost none. The British commander Admiral Lord Nelson died late in the battle.

A Boer War and World War 1 medal group, awarded to The Honourable Captain MB Parker, Grenadier Guards, comprising QSA with Wittbergen, Transvall, and Cape Colony bars; KSA with South Africa 1901 and 1902 bars, 1914 Star, 1914-18 Medal, Victory Medal with mention in Despatches, Queens 1953 Coronation Medal, Croix du Combattant with oak leaf and another French Medal and miniatures

An interesting collection of items relating to the military career of 13614 Patrick McCraig Royal Garrison Artillery to include China War Medal 1900, Queen's South Africa Medal with Driefontein, Paardeberg and Cape Colony clasps, pocket ledger, various Gunnery Discharge and other certificates, badges and a cased half hunter pocket watch with presentation inscription.

British Commonwealth stamps in stockbook including Cape Triangulars, useful Falklands, Early GB, Kenya, Uganda and Tanganyika. KG VI £1 used pair on piece and many other high values noted.

Ian Fleming, "Goldfinger", first edition, First Edition, published by Jonathan Cape 1959.

Ian Fleming, "Diamonds are Forever", first edition, published by Jonathan Cape 1956, no dust jacket.

Ian Fleming, "From Russia with Love", first edition, published by Jonathan Cape 1957, no dust jacket.

Ian Fleming, "Dr No", second edition,published by Jonathan Cape, second impressing 1958, with dust jacket.

Ian Fleming, "Goldfinger", first edition, published by Jonathan Cape 1959, with dust jacket.

Boer War & World War I Medals Pte. A. Lewis 2nd RL. W. Kent Regi 4889 Queen South Africa Medal 1899-1902 with Cape Colony Transval & Whittebergen Bars, Kings South Africa Medal 1901-1902 with South Africa 1901 & South Africa 1902, British War Medal 1914-18 GS-6732 Pte.A.J.Lewis R.W.Kent R to rim, 1914-15 Star G-6732 Pte.A.J.Lewis.R.W.Kent.R to back & Victory Medal 1914-19 GS-6732Pte.A.J.Lewis. R.W. Kent R.

Fleming (Ian) You Only Live Twice, Cape 1964, first edition, firs impression, good in chipped dustwrapper; The Man With The Golden Gun, Cape 1965, second impression; Plus three others related and a later impression Moonraker dustwrapper.

CANADA - Used coll in alb from 'pence' issues 3d (4) incl one with red target cancel, 6d (2), 7½d (2) 10d (2) and ½d (3) mostly 2 to 3 margins and faults seen, 1859 to 17c incl shades, 1897 Jubilee to 50c also $3, 1897-98 to 10c and 1898-1902 to 20c, KEVII to 50c incl 1908 Quebec to 20c, run-through of later issues to around 1950, cond mixed, also small range of Cape of Good Hope from triangulars to 1s to KEVII (Scores)